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Mel Culbreath

 

From:
Waynesville, NC, USA
Post  Posted 27 Mar 2001 8:00 pm    
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My operating system is Windows 95B.

Today I upgraded from Internet Explorer 4.0 to 5.0. My previous e-mail program was Microsoft Internet Mail & News. My new email program is Outlook Express.

The address book associated with Outlook Express is not the same as the one recently associated with Internet Mail & News. It is an older version of the address book that I used several months ago.

Can anyone tell me where on my hard drive I should look to find the address books so I
can replace the old one with the current one?

Thanks,

Mel
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John Paul Jones

 

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San Diego
Post  Posted 29 Mar 2001 11:05 am    
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Try: Start / Find / Address book.

JPJ
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Bill Crook

 

From:
Goodlettsville, TN , Spending my kid's inheritance
Post  Posted 31 Mar 2001 7:17 pm    
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Look for a file with an extent of "wab".

Example :

xxxxx.wab

the extent "wab" is = to windows address book.

Before I upgraded to 5.01, I "Exported" the address book in to a "Word" file, then "Imported" it back into the new web browser. Didn't loose a address one.
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Mel Culbreath

 

From:
Waynesville, NC, USA
Post  Posted 1 Apr 2001 6:05 am    
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Thanks for the suggestions John Paul and Bill.

Problem solved.

Mel
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